Dubrovnik Travel Blogs - Page 6

5 lads interrailing around eastern europe

Moved to the Bokun Guesthouse today after one night at another form of guesthouse. The room itself was okay but the bathroom was shocking! The Bokun is much nicer, its like a B and B. A young couple run the place and are very helpful with all things Dubrovnik. Its got a nice garden and a porch on w…

Montenegro, Croatia & Bosnia i Hercegovina 3 - 15 July 2009

Named by Lord Byron as "the pearl of the Adriatic". Lets walk the ancient city, and watch the main atractions: Starting from the Pile Gate move on to the Franciscan Monastery and then on to the "Placa". At the end, turn right to the Jesuit Monastery. Walk thru Ispod Mira to Fort St. John, before wa…

The newly restored city is welcoming visitors again. Most of the famous roofs have been fixed. Enjoy a work of art again

From Venice to Sofia, a one week trip to the Balkans

Join me, Danny, on a 15-week adventure to see Western and Eastern Europe. (UK, Ireland, Benelux, France, Spain, Switzerland, Italy, Croatia, and who knows what else!) I'm a euro-virgin™, so please be gentle.

To travel is great!!

I decided in the fall of 2007 that I needed to do something new and a little different. Next thing I knew, I was planning for a 2 and a 1/2 month trip to Europe. This is what will be my travel blog as I wander around Europe like a nomad!

My attempt to escape America and visit Europe for as long as bloody possible!

 i just can't believe i'm in croatia....my last stop on my journey around the world.  so CRAZY!!!!i had such a great travel day...the frankfurt airport is so wonderfully organized and beautiful.  it really felt so luxurious to travel through there.  hey, they even have seats tha…

Have you ever heard that saying the Dubrovnik is a Jewel on the Dalmatian Coast?  Well, if you haven't, I'm telling you right now that Dubrovnik is just that.  This city is one of the most amazing I have ever been to.  The people are beautiful, the architecture is beautiful, the food…

Travelling by train to Berlin, Poznan, Krakow, Budapest, Bratislava, Vienna and ending in Zagreb where we hired a car and travelled for a week in South Croatia.

Tim will join me at the end of my stay in Rome. We will visit Croatia and Budapest. The last week I will go solo to visit Spain.

We arrive in Dubrovnik, Croatia after two sequential overnight ferries...and we're here for two days. Dubrovnik was worth the slight trouble it took to get there.  We were incredibly surprised by the vast amount of tourists we encountered in the old town.  The joke was on us; we thought…